Sentence examples for viewed on a screen from inspiring English sources
Inevitably, recruiters and hiring managers will get tired of reading your resume more quickly when it's viewed on a screen, so in addition to front-loading your bullet points, front-load the entire document.
A Vine video is six seconds long, and it is meant to be flicked past in a stream; an Instagram photo is best viewed on a screen exactly as wide as that of an iPhone.
On this one, three of the old regulars were playing at the front table, sharing one big paper plate of fried sausage and onions and another full of watermelon slices with four of the young immigrants — the Turk's world and ours for a moment lived, rather than viewed on a screen.
It's possible to converse across worlds at these events — real people can shout into a Web cam broadcasting into Second Life, and avatars can type responses that can be viewed on a screen at the real-life party, and vice versa — though it's just arduous enough that people seem mostly to stick to their own side of reality.
The effect of this overlap, viewed on a screen, is to produce brighter regions (wherever the amplitudes of the two waves have the same sign) and darker regions of decreased intensity (where the two waves cancel), thereby generating a spatial pattern of interference fringes.
The image could be continuously viewed on a screen during the scanning process, which allowed direct visual feedback to ensure that no areas were missed.
These conferences, called "telecons," enabled a commander or his staff at each end to view on a screen the incoming teletypewriter messages as fast as the characters were received.
That word is "resolution," which refers to the clarity and sharpness of an image, whether a printed photograph or one viewed on a computer screen (usually defined in terms of pixels or dots per inch).
A fixation cross was presented 5.5° visual angle above the center of the screen and visual targets ("p" or "q") were viewed on a computer screen with a visual angle of 1.5° (Sauseng et al., 2011).
Live TV programming transmitted over the Internet is intended to be viewed on a nontraditional screen, like a PC or cellphone, or Sony's own L.C.D. screen for LocationFree.
Mr. Lowry, as well as other museum directors, wants to broaden the opportunity for such transforming moments by providing encounters with virtual art, viewed on a computer screen and brought to the art-viewing public via the World Wide Web.
